issue-add

Issue-add started out life as a way to add labels for issues to an existing repo. But is evolving into a batch system for repo handling.

If a command is expecting authorization strings it will be suffixed with-auth that means provide auth-user and pass to it when ran

Installation

The best way to install is to copy the relevant binaries into your PATH

Usage

• add-labels-with-auth

  • give a user and a repo and it will add a default set of descriptive labels
  • "Bug"
  • "Test"
  • "Enhancement"
  • "Documentation"
  • "Question"
  • "User Interface"
  • "Performance"
  • "Monitoring/Logging"
  • "Network Issue"
  • "Deployment"
  • "Regression"
  • "Dependency Management"
  • "Customer Request"
  • "Field Service Request"
  • "Need Discussion"
  • "Need Test Case"
  • "Need Info"
  • "Duplicate"
  • "Wontfix"
  • "Ready"
  • "In Progress"
  • "Clean"

• add-issues-with-auth

  • give a user and a repo, plus a .org file It will parse it with the following rules:

* TODO <issue-title> :<label>:
<issue-body>
'@'<assignee>

Add with

> add-issues-with-auth --auth-user="user" --pass="pass" --org-file="file" --user="repo-owner" --repo="repo"

Notes:

• The labels you can use are defined above.
• the represents the issue title
• the represents the issue form
• only 1 assignee per user

How to run tests

cabal configure --enable-tests && cabal build && cabal test